Logan, Scott B, Levi, Tommy, Brent, Jared, Andy, Nick, Scott H., Quintin and Ethan.

 

 

I have watched these young men play football for the last 9 years and I can say that I have enjoyed every minute of it. These young men have matured at life and football along the way and I am proud of everyone of them. This year the parents of the seniors took the kids to breakfast every Friday morning and let me tell you it will make you laugh at watching eleven 17 and 18 year old kids talk among themselves. Hearing them talking about their paper football tournament made me laugh out loud.

 

Your class has played in 56 out of a possible 60 games. That is something to be proud of.

 

I hope every one of you young men have a great life and continue being the respectful persons you are. The friends I have made with your parents will not be forgotten either.

 

Thanks,

Greg

 

 

 

Scott B, I am very proud to call you my son. Watching the way you work out and play has been very rewarding to me. You played the game they way it is supposed to be played and it made me stick my chest out even more when other people told me that. The only time I hung my head was when you tackled the Paducah player in the huddle during a JV game. :lol: Coach Joe, Coach Lawson and me all chewed you a new one for that. Looking back on it now I can laugh about it. Thank you for all of the memories and for being more to me than my son. You were buddy also. I am going to miss watching you play on Friday nights but I can finally get back to watching the game and not having to be so emotional about a game (at least until Elijah gets to high school in four years ). Stay true to yourself and you will go far in life.

 

Love you,

Dad

I will miss this bunch as I do all the others.

Nice post, that's what it's all about, whether your from Mayfield or Pikeville or in between. Good luck to all those guys

Logan, Scott B, Levi, Tommy, Brent, Jared, Andy, Nick, Scott H., Quintin and Ethan.

 

 

I have watched these young men play football for the last 9 years and I can say that I have enjoyed every minute of it. These young men have matured at life and football along the way and I am proud of everyone of them. This year the parents of the seniors took the kids to breakfast every Friday morning and let me tell you it will make you laugh at watching eleven 17 and 18 year old kids talk among themselves. Hearing them talking about their paper football tournament made me laugh out loud.

 

Your class has played in 56 out of a possible 60 games. That is something to be proud of.

 

I hope every one of you young men have a great life and continue being the respectful persons you are. The friends I have made with your parents will not be forgotten either.

 

Thanks,

Greg

 

 

 

Scott B, I am very proud to call you my son. Watching the way you work out and play has been very rewarding to me. You played the game they way it is supposed to be played and it made me stick my chest out even more when other people told me that. The only time I hung my head was when you tackled the Paducah player in the huddle during a JV game. :lol: Coach Joe, Coach Lawson and me all chewed you a new one for that. Looking back on it now I can laugh about it. Thank you for all of the memories and for being more to me than my son. You were buddy also. I am going to miss watching you play on Friday nights but I can finally get back to watching the game and not having to be so emotional about a game (at least until Elijah gets to high school in four years ). Stay true to yourself and you will go far in life.

 

Love you,

Dad

 

Those Paducah players will make you do those things. Thats funny, I don't care who you are...:laugh:

It has been a pleasure watching and announcing this years senior class during their four years of play. I can honestly say without a doubt...these young men are class acts both on and more importantly off the field. The best of luck to you all in whatever road you chose out of high school.

 

GO CARDS!!!